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Many of the above names have phonetic variations, for example: [click for details]

Acerman (for Acreman),
Bachelor/Batchelor/Batchelder (for Batcheldor),
Bayliss (for Bailey),
Beatty/Beaty/Betty (for Beattie),
Boyce/Boys/Boise (for Boyse),
Byshop (for Bishop),
Cuniber/Conibeer/Conybear (for Cunibeer),
Ellory (for Ellery)
Gibbins/Gibbens (for Gibbons),
Dibsdell/Dibsdale (for Dibsdall),
Jordan/Jurdan/Jordun (for Jorden),
McBrian/McBryan [plus, of course, Mac*] (for McBrien),
P*r(r)*t(t) (for Perrett),
Rae/Roe (for Rowe),
Talbot/Tallbot (for Talbott),
Syme/Sim/Sym (for Sime),
Saundry (for Sandry),
Watters (for Waters),
Williams (for Williamson),
Worral (for Worrall).

My Oughton family was known as Outon prior to the nineteenth century, the Hurley family may have also been known as Hurdle, and my wife's Carroll was written Carrott in her emigration records. My Oughton family was known as Hawtie, Hautie or Haughty prior to the nineteenth century

Other names being researched, associated to the above families by marriage, include: [click for details]

• [from Ireland]
  • Belfast / Dublin - Mooney
  • Fermanagh / Tyrone - Brien, Christie (or Christy), Coulter (or Calder), Cunynghame, Eaton, Falls, Fleming, Gault, Graham, Hamilton, Henderson, Lindsay, Morrow, Nelson, Nixon, Phair, Sloggett, Tumith, Whalan and Wilson
• [from England]
  • Cornwall - Rowe, Sloggett, Wilcox (or Woolcock)
  • London - Kirkham
  • Somersetshire / Devonshire - Baker, Gregory, Melhuish, Smallridge (or Smallbridge)
  • Yorkshire - Ellyard, Mawhood, (or Mahood, Mahawte, Maude, Mawd, Mawhode, Mohaute, de Monha(u)(l)t, Montalt, Moulde)
• [from Scotland]
  • Dundee - Nicholson
  • Midlothian - Cunynghame (or Cuninghame),
  • Caithness -Larnach (or Larnack, Larnock),
• [in Sydney NSW]
  • Buchanan, Harrel/Harrell (or Hazel/Hazell,) Fraser, Khoo, Quartermain

Emigrant and Other Vessels (click for details) [emboldened vessels indicate a forebear emigrated aboard]

Abyssinian; Adam Lodge; Albermarle; Argyle; Broxbornebury; Chowringhee; Claudine; Collaroy; Clyde; Duchess of; Northumberland; Elizabeth; Forth II; Garland; General Caufield; Hereford; Hindu; HMAS Canberra; HMAS Shropshire; HMS Glatton; Iberia; John Temperley; John Vanner; Lady Kennaway; Lady Rowena; Lancaster; Layton I; Margaret; Mary II; Minorca; Moffat; Morley; Parsee; Peterborough; Prince Ludwick; Red Jacket; Red Rover; Runnymede; Samuel Plimsoll; Schah Jehan; Shooting Star; Somersetshire; Stebonheath; Strathfieldsay; Sultana; Surry or Surrey; Thermostocles; Trinidad; Tropic; United Kingdom; William Pitt